No one is more committed to holiday tradition than me, especially if that tradition involves wasting enormous amounts of time and effort meticulously crafting Jello.
Many years ago I began what would turn into my Thanksgiving passion. Through the years I have tried new ideas (some better than others) that have contributed to my extreme success in building Jell-O worth talking about.
Today I am in the middle of a Jell-O masterpiece. I’m crafting in a way I never have before.
How you ask? Well…I’m not at liberty to say. Actually this is my blog and I COULD say if I wanted to, but I don’t. It’s a surprise. I will say this. It involves a syringe.
The day after Thanksgiving I will post my big reveal. The Jello reveal. The “how I topped last year” reveal.
I think Jell-O might owe me some money for this post. Contact me here Jell-O. I’ll be your best brand ambassador!
Since I know you’re hanging on my every word, I won’t leave you with out showing you my Jell-O gallery from yester-year.
The Tiny Jello
The 2010 Rosette.
The 2011 Trifle
- Her full glory!
- Even prettier after it’s served!
- It’s so good people fight over it.
- The star!
- It’s the prettiest thing on the Thanksgiving table.
Check back on Friday (or Saturday if my food coma lasts longer than I expect) to see what The Vocal Sokol 2012 Jello brought to the table this year.
